To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Ryobi RY40806 not starting?
If your Ryobi Snow Blower isn't starting, it could be due to a low battery or the start button not being pressed. Make sure to charge the battery and press the start button.
Why is the impeller not turning on my Ryobi RY40806, even though the motor is running?
If the motor of your Ryobi Snow Blower is running but the impeller isn't turning, the drive belt may be worn or broken. In this case, have the drive belt replaced by an authorized service center.
What to do if the impeller does not turn on my Ryobi RY40806?
If the motor of your Ryobi Snow Blower is running but the impeller isn't turning, the drive belt might be worn or broken. Have the drive belt replaced by an authorized service center.
What to do if my Ryobi RY40806 leaves a layer of snow on the ground after passing?
If your Ryobi Snow Blower leaves a layer of snow on the ground after passing, the impeller/scraper mechanism might be worn. Have the impeller/scraper mechanism replaced by an authorized service center.
How to fix a Ryobi RY40806 Snow Blower handle that is not in position?
If the handle of your Ryobi Snow Blower is not in position, the handle adjustment knobs and/or handle lock levers may not be secured. Ensure that the handle adjust knobs are fully seated and the handle lock levers are fully closed.
What to do if my Ryobi RY40806 Snow Blower leaves a layer of snow?
If your Ryobi Snow Blower leaves a layer of snow after passing, it could be that the scraper is worn or the impeller mechanism is worn. Consider replacing the scraper. Have the impeller mechanism replaced by an authorized service center.
How to fix Ryobi RY40806 Snow Blower handle not in position?
If the handle of your Ryobi Snow Blower is not in position, the handle adjustment knobs and/or handle lock levers may not be secured. Ensure that the handle adjust knobs are fully seated and the handle lock levers are fully closed.
General| Brand | Ryobi |
|---|---|
| Model | RY40806 |
| Category | Snow Blower |
| Language | English |
Instructions for unlocking adjustment levers, raising the handle assembly, and securing it.
Steps to unlock handle lock levers, extend the upper handle, and re-lock.
Instructions for inserting the chute deflector, aligning it, and securing with a screw.
Instructions for installing and removing battery packs, including safety warnings.
Details on how to start the unit using the start button and impeller control lever, and how to stop it.
Explains how to adjust chute direction and snow throw distance using levers and handles.
